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The crankcases show some damage from the connecting rods that spun the lower rod bearings. This engine has been through a few cranks during its life.	This is what started all the commotion. You'd think it exploded at high revs - not the case. The driver was traveling at a moderate pace. I'll recut the domes for this engine build.
The assembled cases.	You can see the ported cases in this shot.
A look at the Hinson Billet clutch basket. The design has changed slightly since this one was purchased.	This photo shows the popular shift star modification - rounded corners instead of more peaky ones.

1989 Banshee 370 cc Long Rod Engine Build

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